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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1919

Page

23

Christmas Vacation Notes From Elyria And Area

Local notices show students and families preparing for Christmas holidays with visits from George Sharp and Mary Ghoemaker. Community groups meet at churches and clubs, planning gatherings, dinners, and charitable activities while students return home for break.

Chronicle Telegrams Chronicle of Ruins

A sparse OCR fragment lists terse telegraph style notes from the Chronicle. It mentions erratic timing and brief updates without clear events, places, or named individuals.

Christmas Tree Gifts For Foreign Representatives

Sure Relief 26 Bellans offers a missionary Christmas program led by the School of Missions. The church will present Christmas tree gifts and money gifts to foreign representatives. Decorations are by the Senior CE society and the Workers and Christian Tradeauxor circles invite all to join this service.

Christmnax School of Missions Ben Ior CE Worgans Christian Tradeavor

Personal notices and social events in town

Mrs A L Jackson hosted the Flerr de Lia card club at her Third street home with plans for the next meeting during the holidays. Frank Hopffel of Second street lingers in ill health. Julia Jackson Miss Ber Goths Burt attended the annual Christmas concert by the Musical Union in Qur bn last night. Iida Clay Ingels of Lexington Ky visits Henry Ingels on Middle avenue. Mrs Rotha Sprague and children of Monroe, Wis will visit Ely Friday to spend the holidays with Als Sprague’s mother.

Fortnighily Club Kael Brown Ohio Street Eerge Ialwria Circle METS Elyria Circle of the Child ‘Conservation Leggue pChamber of Commerce Tom Casting Wuban Sharp Michlereidee Ile aee-San Mie CW. Semaurs Meetavenve Jx Meets Semaines St Pauls Ee Sone Mra Chates Ku Child Welfare Department Bee! Mesa Woman’s Civic Club George R. Allen West Avenue A. L Jackson Flerr de Lia Third Street J D Mlsor East Avenue Julia Jackson Mies Ber Burt The Musical Union Qurbn Iida Clay Ingels Lexington, Ky Henry Ingels Middle Avenue Rotha Sprague Monroe, Wich Ely- Tia Als Spragues Mothe

Legion Asks Landis to Rush Haywood Appearance

Detroit December 17. The American Legion objects to the scheduled appearance of William D Haywood a WWV leader to speak here next Sunday. A telegram to Judge K M Landis of the federal court at Chicago asks for an order to compel Haywood to Detroit. A committee is appointed to Walton Mayor James Couzens. Police undertake effort to prevent the address.

William BD Haywood American Legion Las K M Landis Federal Court Chicago Haywood Detroit Walton James Couzenson Polce Commission

Faces Death as Spy Saved He Sues Agent

Geneva December 17 A Swiss subject sues a German agent for 9000 damages claiming false incrimination with French authorities and near execution as a spy. Heard before the Furieh tribunal the case reveals wartime German espionage methods. Auguste Fallet a Swiss trader visited Ho deaca in January 1918. his mother received a letter from Herr Jules Holz of Hamburg asking for Marseille postcards.

Geneva Furieh Es Doimage Auguste Fallet Hodeaca Jules Holz Hambu Maracilles

French forces detain suspected German spy amid postcard secrets

An unsigned report notes two stewards spoke ordinary words to aid Margeiles and Mine Fallet, leading to their son being taken. French authorities detained Mr Fallet as a suspected German spy after a search revealed important military secrets written on postcards in invisible ink.

Ile Front Margeiles Fallet

Ohio House backs tax reform faces sharp GOP split

The Ohio House considers a general income tax bill amid a party split with rural members opposing after earlier support. The Joint Tax Committee proposal faced mixed votes and ongoing reconsideration as delegates weigh the measure.

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